adv. [f. BROILING ppl. a. + -LY2.] In a broiling manner.
1854. Mrs. Stowe, Sunny Memories, II. 246. To-day, riding broilingly through hay-fields—to-morrow, stuck in snow drifts!
1869. Sydney Morn. Herald, 11 Oct., 3/5. I started to see Professor Kitchingman’s Exhibition on one of the broilingly hot days we have had even in this late summer: days which have made old Indians sweat.
1885. M. Blind, Tarantella, xiii. It was a broilingly hot day.
